could continue to do so permanently. As many tech workers in San Francisco mull their newfound geographic freedom, Georgiades says, the city's real estate market is rapidly changing.
He also attributes the shifts in the U.S. rental market to "pandemic pricing," adding "unprecedented number of Americans are unemployed and landlords are having to adjust to this in their rent renewals or vacancy price asks." "The jump in inventory in San Francisco may indicate less desire for homes in the expensive urban center as buyers envision a permanent shift towards remote work and seek out larger homes and affordability further from the city," says Bokhari.
Still wouldn’t live there lol
All these words and no mention that the city is a crap hole as part of the reason?
About damn time.
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it was a bubble, yet I am wondering if the slump will continue if/when there is a viable vaccine
Zumper If they drop low enough, it might solve their homeless issue. Two birds.